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That must need a pretty substantial hydraulic pump. Bet it cuts nice though.

Boy am i in trouble.... I’ll let you all guess. Im hoping for 3 years on this. One hint, i doubt i will find someone to install the rear glass.

Water in airline,froze in the air inlet screen. Drain the air tank. Oil with air tool oil and you should be fine. Oil as in 7-10 drops into air inlet. On back of some IR impacts is a flush grease fitting. You need a contact tip to grease the hammer. I have an Ir impact that i have been beating...

I have one too, never thought about restoring it. Its still intact.

When i was in parts supply there were varoius places that did this sort of thing. Wire rope industries comes to mind. 3/16” cable and ferrules can be purchased at any farm supply, may need thimbles too. Spade bolt is another story. I have done crimps in the vise. Linesman knots are easy also...

Up here in the dead of winter, recirculating inside air causes windows to instantly fog. So its 100% outside air unless recirc is selected. Same goes with my 1980 dodge truck. 1965 barracuda also 100% outside air. So no, not even partial inside air is typically used. Its awesome you can find...

Thats where we started. A mitre bench. Buddy kept sawing through it. We burn softwood up here and rarely that big. Those blocks have too much gravity for my liking. Tamarack thats well seasoned burns pretty clean and very hot.

There are so many types out there. The shear and splitter are the cheapest,and pretty fast. But it crushes the wood too. A buddy bought one,pto powered. Used was 5 grand. Does really well. Next year i think they will be spooling up and getting into some seroius cutting. I built a simple bench...

Its frozen,thats for sure. -45 with wind chill today. I got into my car project so i spend more time on the mopar forums. Do have a friends tractor here waiting for some work,over the winter spare time project. So i will be around a bit more. My L1501 has been working flawlessly so really...

Yup. There is a small head/torx for brickmold around doors. They are slick.

Forgot to add, a spring in the bit retainer broke in my impact driver. I bought 5 for only a few dollars and now have spares. But a little silicone grease seems to have helped.

I have a selection of dewalt 20V tools Drill 1/4”impact driver 4-1/2” grinder Recip saw Circular saw 1/2” impact Only one i havent used is the circular saw. It is near identical to makita. I strapped my hayshed and hung metal last summer. 50x100’ with 18 foot walls. All with cordless tools...

Addiction-tools. Go figure. Hobbies? Same as my job, fixing cars. Been picking away at my ‘65 Barracuda since i got it a year and a half ago. Its going to be a long row to hoe. Lets call it a full scale model with many pieces missing and no instructions.

Geotextile and traffic gravel replaced 4-6” of topsoil in my yard. The gravel packed in and hasnt moved in 2 years. My downspout drains onto this parking area and i figured it would pose a problem. It didnt. My first experience with this. Wont do anything else from now on.

Spent a little time in the shop yesterday,welded brackets on my shop crane so i can move it with the kubota. Garage is small so i store tools in the quonset, dragging them back and forth across gravel. Needed something. Also did this to an engine stand,to move an engine from building to...

Buddy and i hung 3,600 sq feet of metal. He was 18 volt makita,i was 20v dewalt. They lasted about the same. Mine was lighter,and turned faster. But the bit retainer broke. Online 1 spring was $4.59 My parts guy supplied 4 for 5 bucks.

I think it will be ok to trim the hitch bar.

Also, humans are creatures of habit. I mow the edge of my driveway,never blowing clippings onto the gravel. So the right outer blade sees more gravel than the rest i would think. I do hear it pick up the stones before i pick deck up a notch.

I cant see myself in a new tractor.Yet. A few things to pay off first then maybe. Loader, mower and a cab. Then all of Paul and Kathy’s accessiries. Man has some great imagination- or vision.

1975 or 1976. If i recall corretcly.